Agent double

Because i loved it when I was a kid, if you have very young children this one should keep them entertained for 90 minutes

This movie is made funny by its laughable special effects and plotline, but is saved by some of the acting. Danny McCue in particular does a great job as the resourceful and friendly Bart.

The Secret Agent Club stars Hulk Hogan as a nerdy, balding toy seller. However he really is a bewigged highly skilled secret agent working for a secret organisation.

He is also a lone parent raising a young son who is embarrassed of his dad because he acts like a klutz. He is unaware that he works as a spy with gadgets and fight skills.

Hogan steals a powerful laser gun and pretends that it is a toy but gets in trouble when the bad guys find out and kidnaps him. His son realising that his father may be more than he is letting on rounds up his friends to rescue him.

Hulk Hogan who at the height of his popularity moved to movies in the late 1980s quickly started to make progressively cheesier, lower budget and more kid friendly films who also happened to be his more fervent fan base.

This really is a film you can enjoy only with younger children who might like some Home Alone lite escapades as once Hogan is captured the kids take centre stage with pantomime villains.

Ha ha ha!! Hulk Hogan has got to be one of the worst actors ever, he's so bad he makes me laugh so much!

Hulk stars as Raymond Chase, a secret agent who is trying to keep a special "laser gun" prototype hidden from a group of bad guys who want it for no reason. The gun soon ends up in the wrong hands so Hulk and his small gang of kids set out to find it.

This movie has some really cheesey acting and scenes in it but it is a children's movie after all. Hulk Hogan tries his best to act but always ends up looking uncomfortable and clumsy in his role. Hulk should quit Hollywood and stick to wrestling!

This movie made me laugh in parts and for a children's movie, some of the stunts impressed me.

I give it 6 out of 10.

Hunky He-Man, Hulk Hogan's Herculean acting talents are heroically displayed in this Hulkingly hilarious spy comedy from 1996. Hogan's hysterically hellacious hi-jinks offer a laugh-laden treat for all Hulk-maniacs, old and new; 'The Secret Agent Club' being a terrifically silly, wonderfully woolly, kid-friendly spy parody, generously over-endowed with non-stop, slapstick comedy, and mirthful multitudes of triumphantly titter-inducing bon mots from this singularly sinewy, scenery-chewing, juiced-up slap-head! The wall-to-wall, tubular radness of Hogan's golden 'The Secret Agent Club' makes it nigh on essential for your continued emotional and spiritual well-being! In these dark and doomy days of dramatic despondency, the 'unconventionally' talented, Hogan sheds his wholesome comedy light into our increasingly shadow-steeped world! While follically challenged, our handsome, homespun hero, wild man, Hogan remains wholly unchallenged in the bellicose, B-movie arena of ham-fisted comedy!